Apple is starting to look good (again:)

If you're bullish on the market and economy overall, Apple is firming right below the resistance area under its ATH set less than a month ago on October 21 closing at $236.48. That high was set despite a steady net distribution since July! As of last nights' close, Apple hasn’t given up much ground closing at $225. For sure big sellers are camped out around $236–$231, but the fact that buyers are still soaking up the supply is interesting. We're seeing buyers bid up the lows: August 5 at $196, September 18 at $217.5, and November 4 at $219.7.

Short term, the only question is: who are the sellers? Could be Berkshire Hathaway. Buffett’s been unloading Apple for months now, reportedly taking advantage of low tax rates—at least, that’s the line he’s putting out there. Yet, someone is absorbing all that supply for more than 4 months.
So, if you’re looking for a bullish setup, keep an eye on how buyers handle that $231–$236 resistance. Apple’s price behavior here is saying something, despite major distribution...

Full Disclosure: If there’s one stock I’ll never, ever short, it’s Apple. Why? Because, like it or not, the market can’t make a move without Apple leading the way. Apple isn’t just a stock—it’s the most important stock in the universe. Now that you know how biased I am, navigate with care!

交易進行

Apple — The Whole World Is Watching
This is a textbook setup, and you can feel it—the whole world is wondering: Are we about to bid Apple back up to its highs, or is this setting up for a blow-off top?
There’s still a (smaller) chance that this fails, and one key reason is Warren Buffett. Berkshire Hathaway has been lightening up on its Apple position, and that’s a lot of potential supply if he decides to sell more.
For now, though, we’re sitting patiently and watching with the rest of the world to see how this plays out. The big question remains: Will it break out or burn out?
My bet? It breaks out. But hey, I’m biased—so don’t listen to me! 😉

註釋

Bids continue to come up for Apple! But don't jump the gun, there may be some stock for sale in $237.50 area. After that we move up to $250+

註釋

New ATH, next stop $250...

交易結束：目標達成

Target reached on this trade: +25 points! 🎯
But for long-term investors, there’s absolutely no reason to sell this stock. Apple remains a stronghold—keep riding the wave.🍏📈
Next stop $300 ?

註釋

When you’ve been watching a stock for years and finally pick a trade that works right away, hitting your price target, FOMO can creep in and whisper, “Look how strong this thing is! You can’t sell it—it’s going to the moon.”
In my earlier days, I would hold on, refusing to take profits. At first, everything would seem fine. But eventually, the stock would reverse. It might dip back to my original profit target. As a newbie, I’d add more at that level. A slightly more experienced version of me would just watch as the stock kept sliding. Before long, it would reach the price where my winning trade had started. And then? I’d sell the “used-to-be-winner” at a loss. OUCH!!!
If this sounds familiar, there’s one reason: you haven’t yet learned enough to earn. Simple as that. In trading and investing, the gap between 'what you know' and "consistently rising yield curve' can take years—or even decades—to close. For those without knowledge, it might take a lifetime.

Wall Street is littered with the remains of investors who thought they were geniuses just because they “made” money in the market. In reality, they bought a stock at the right time, rode the wave of a strong market, and mistook luck for skill. When the tide turned, they lost it all—sometimes even more than they had to begin with. This cycle is as old as Wall Street itself. Why? Because, as they say, “There’s nothing new on Wall Street.”
The point of this story? If you never take profits—or even worse, hang on to losing trades—you’re playing a dangerous game called gambling.

This trade is a perfect reminder. Imagine making 25 points or over 10% on a stock in about a month. Two months later, the stock revisits the same level. Now, instead of feeling regret for taking profits, you feel confident. You understand what it takes to win.
Because the goal isn’t just to trade. The goal is to win.

OnlyTrade2Win!